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So you'd rather give confidential information out on a phone that I can hook up a 40 year old appliance to your outside wall telco jack, or a neighborhood telephone pole, and listen in on the conversation? And who's to say that the phone companies local exchange doesn't pipe that out on the same wires used for data transmission and thus available to all the newer technology out there? If the federal government can monitor traditional phone calls for word phrases like "osama is our brother" who's to say that nefarious individuals couldn't do the same for "expiration date", strings of numbers, etc? In the US anyone peddling themselves as a phone company (like vonage) can only scramble calls to the point that the government allows them. Now, if you buy a different package and do VOIP without the ability to dial any number you want, you can scramble to your hearts content. Rob Berendt
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